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|    Michiel van der Vlist to Markus Reschke    |
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|    28 Jan 19 16:36:13    |
      Hello Markus,              On Sunday January 27 2019 13:49, you wrote to Victor Sudakov:               VS>> Good point. Thank you. Maybe fc00::/7 has a chance of becoming        VS>> the new 192.168/16.              How about fe80::/10 (Link Local Address...)               MR> I'd recommend to use fd00::/8 since fc00::/8 was meant to be some kind        MR> of globally unique local address space managed by a registry (-> B2B        MR> VPNs).              It started out as "Site Local Adresses". But since it was difficult to define       what a "site" was, it was rebranded to Unique Local Address... And indeed       fc00::/8 is presently "undefined".              https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unique_local_address              For what it is worth, I registered fd51:550:40b9::/48 with SixXs...               MR> /64 as xfer network and a /56 for the LAN (both dynamic, forced change        MR> every 6 months).              Here the addresses are labelled as "dynamic", but like the "dynamic IPv4"       addresses, they are semi static. IPv4 adresses only change when the WAN side       MAC address of the router changes. IPv6 is less predictable. It did not change       for a year until this morning when I did a soft reset on the cable       modem/router.                     Cheers, Michiel              --- GoldED+/W32-MSVC 1.1.5-b20170303        * Origin: he.net certified sage (2:280/5555)    |
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